Memories as religion: What can the broken continuity of tradition bring about? − Part two

Jakub Urbaniak

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1. The Intersection of Resonant Listening and Preaching That Resonates Daily, Alluding to Listeners’ Memories and Their Meaning-Making Efforts
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Religions vol: 15 issue: 7 first page: 816 year: 2024
doi: 10.3390/rel15070816

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